A Douglas Sinclair instructional ski film. This film includes techniques for all levels of skiers, and teaches the proper form and techniques used by skiers. The film was shot in St. Jovite, Quebec, at Mont Tremblant, and it also takes place in Whistler, BC.

The instructors in the film are; Wayne Bradburn, Elise Albers, Fred Albers, and Jim McConkey.

An episode of the show Ski Nanny, which was hosted by Bob Cram and aired on Chanel 5 Seattle, also known as King 5 TV. This show showcased many ski resorts in North America and in this episode Cram goes to Tod Mountain to go skiing with Jim McConkey, who shows him some powder skiing and some jumping.

Ski video to promote skiing to people. It was produced by Warren Miller, and supported by the National Ski Areas Association, Ski Industries America, and Coca-Cola. The video is trying to convince people to come out and ski by showing all the possibilities of things to do on skis. They also show all the advantages to skiing, such as being a family activity. They show that people of any athletic ability can ski, they also show that it isn't as expensive as people think.

The French ski instructors' union presents the French alpine ski team, or how to become a champion. Physical training starting in the fall, skiing techniques and competition preparation. Takes place in the French Alps and displays a variety of ski disciplines such as racing, slalom, and downhill.

Ski film showing all the different things you can do on skis, whether thats just learning and taking it easy, or doing a freestyle type of skiing, like ballet, bump, or aerial, or even going further and going heli-skiing or backcountry skiing.

A ski film made by Doug Sinclair, starring Jim McConkey and Guy Baervoets, showing off some skiing on Whistler Mountain. The video also shows some Hot Dogging, or Freestyle skiing. And also shows some back country heli-skiing with McConkey and Baervoets.

A film made by Yamaha, showing the process of how their Epoxi skis are made. The film shows footage of Yamaha factories at work, as well as some shots of the skis in use on the mountain.

A promotional film titled "Winter Paradise" made by the state of Austria to promote tourism in their country. This film was made post-World War II [in the 1950s]; Austria aimed to show that Austria was a fun and safe place to travel. This film shows winter activities one could engage in on a holiday in Austria, such as skiing, tobogganing, sleigh riding, and ski jumping. This film was directed by Austrian filmmaker Hermann Lanske.

Extra photographs that did not fit into Alex Douglas's albums. Subject include building the T-bar, skiing, snowy mountain vistas, Alta Lake, Whistler Mountain, snowshoeing, Red Chair, Vancouver, hotdogging, treewells, wildlife, and snowcats.

Identification according to ADOUGLAS-03-011:

• 001 (109-3) – Jan 1981, “new Ford Courier at Seymour.”
• 003 (112-17) – “TSSSC 1981, bottom station and terminal tower.”
• 008 (49-20) – May-June 1978, “nice shoot, Whistler Bowl after [blasting?]”
• 012 (108-18) – Dec-Jan 1980/81, “kids on Seymour.”
• 013 (6-22) – August 12-14 1976, “chair lift Seymour.”
• 014 (109-6) – Jan 1981, “one girl snowshoeing.”
• 015 (114-20) – [June 1981], “Mike + me.”
• 016 (112-19) – TSSSC 1981, “rock pile, note snow level.”
• 017 (111-18) – April 1981, “truck up in Seymour Parking lot with the most snow we had all year.”
• 018 (110-20) – February 1981, “ice on the [trees?]”
• 019 (111-13) – April 1981, “view of Seymour from Springer St.”
• 020 (111-11) – April 1981, “truck and house on Springer.”
• 021 (110-18) – February 1981, “ice on the [trees?]”
• 067 (117-11) – [1981], “of the Government Cabin.”

Photographs of Toni Sailer Summer Ski Camp campers skiing and relaxing in summer clothes on Whistler Mountain.

Identification according to ADOUGLAS-03-011:

• 001 (52-1) – June-July 1978, “Karen Emerson + Lorrie Ichinose.”
• 002 (52-2) – June-July 1978, “Paul Brown, Susan Corley, Collen.”
• 003 (52-3) – June-July 1978, “Collen – Mark Wiltiker with his back to camera.”
• 004 (52-4) – June-July 1978, “Laura Adler on the hill, beautiful!”
• 005 (52-5) – June-July 1978, “T-bar loading Floyd W.”
• 006 (52-6) – June-July 1978, “Floyd acting it up with (Elizabeth).”
• 007 (52-7) – June-July 1978, “Dr. Doug on T-bar.”
• 008 (55-15) – July 1978, “Joy and Margie on loading station, Colin loading.”
• 009 (55-17) – July 1978, “Susan, Marcus, Bill and Steve.”
• 010 (55-18) – July 1978, “Paul Brown acting normal.”
• 011 (55-19) – July 1978, “Dee-Dee and Jay.”
• 012 (56-4) – July 1978, “Wayne B, Ken L, [Moony], Carol, race day.”
• 013 (56-5) – July 1978, “Cathy (Bib), Lee.”
• 014 (56-17) – July 1978, “Toni and Tim Ferris on T-bars.”
• 015 (56-18) – July 1978, “Silvia from Austria.”
• 016 (56-19) – July 1978, “Penny on the salt box.”
• 017 (56-20) – July 1978, “Greg Lee, Dee-Dee, Silvia.”